Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1893, Page 5

THE PIERCE’S. Friday, November 17, 1892. Our Saturday Sales . GLOVES ARE MARVELOUS! We're becoming known among the lsdies as THE GLOVE STORE. With perfect propriety. too! Seems as though we'd gotten the inside track with the manufacturers. Many a glove maker has come to us this season in trouble, ‘and we've helped him out. Cash Works Wonders! And here’s our latest triumph: A foreign manufacturer recently asked for our price on Lis entire stock of Gloves. We put our Lid so low that we didn’t expect the goods. But were bappily disappointed, and as a re- sult we're enabled to offer you these TREMENDOUS BARGAINS: At 2sc. Pair! Several dozen button Suede Mousque- taires, tans, grays and modes, that have been selling for 79 cents. Only two sizs—5iy and 5%. At 48c. Pairl Regular $1 “Biarritz Pigskin Gioves, fm all the stylish shades. Full assortment of sizes. Gloves such as you've never bought for less than 75 ceuts. At s59c. Pairl White Castor Gloves, with 4 large pearl buttons, made fur eveuing wear, to sell at #2 pair. P At 6oc. Pair! Regular $1.75 $-button Suede Mousque- taires, In the popular shades of tan and brown, that have sever sold elsewhere for less than $1.25. At 1ooc. Pair! Famous “Le Solferino 4-button Novelty Glace Gloves, in tans, English reds, browns, greens, navy, with large black buttous and Dinek trimmings, $1.50 everywhere. They have been “flying” here at $1.13. But they're cheaper than that now. At 139¢. Pair. THE PIERCE Genuine “Le Trocadero” Kid Gloves, 4-button glaces, blacks, tans, browns and grays, with black or gilt but- tons. Actual value, $1.75. Bought to sell for $1.50. “The best glove value im the World,” as several buyers have said. AT THE SAME PRICE.—*Monarch Pique” Novelty Glace English Walking Gloves, with large pearl buttons of any color, white or black trimm‘nes. twice as good as Most Gloves sold for $1.50. 12 1=-2c. Hdkfs. Finely embroidered and sealloped. Over 20 patterns aud styles. They'd be “dirt cheap” at 25 ets. each, and we consider them the best Handkerchief value we've ever offered. Hdkfs. For Men. The “biggest values” ever offered im our Handkerchief department. Full Size Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, with printed bor- ders. From Belfast, Ireland. While they're actually worth 12% cts. each, they've been “flying’’ at 7 cents; but we've put the price down for tomorrow to 5 Cents Each. 39c. Hose FOR LADIES. Another gonquest of our in- Valuable buyer. They're warranted fast black “Hermsdorf” dye, not to ‘‘crock."* Made of reat Maco yarn, with extra high spliced heels and toes aud white feet. Never sold by any one for less than 50 cts. 15¢. Hose FOR CHILDREN. Heavily ribbed, with double heels, toes, soles and knees, They're the same stockings as you'd pay 25 cents for, no matter where you buy. This is & new lot—-all we conld get—and they won't Jast long at this price. Perfumeries. About a dozen of the most popular odors in deman which sell regularly for 30, 35 and 40 cts. ounee, go tomorrow, as our “specials,” at 19c. Ounce. s, PIERCE «., “Where Quality’s First; Profits Second."* Sra Sz. & Pa. Ave, Manzer Space. LANSBURCE BRO. They Are Yours They Are Ours Out of Town Friends Have the same privileges During this Special Sale Packages will be delivered daily and Brookland. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422,424, 426 7TH STREET. al? LADIES FURNISHING THEIR OWN MATERIAL cap bave their costumes made and trimmed at So'g At SEEN'S DRESS MAKING at. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D ©. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. 5 A word in time iN SALT The T hres Most Correct Wraps |saves manyadime WITH A PE At the Family Shoe Store, 310=312 7th St. OOD THINGS are always im- itated! The mi- rac ulous suc- cess of this, the most remarkable SHOE SALE ever inaugurated, has given birth to. half a dozen sales of minor importance. It’s a drawing card for us. Gives our sale more popularity, if possi- ble, than ever before. The daily crowds of buyers whose shoe wants we supply are growing larger and more enthusiastic as the sale pro: : No limit to our va- riety! No competi- tion with our prices! No qualities such as ours! Open until m o’clock tomorrow night. —Shoes for the Baby. -Children’s Spring Heel Button Shoes, all sizes. Worth 75e. and $1. Now ~Misses’ Opera Toe Slip- pers. Worth $1 —Boys aod Giris* School Shoes, heeled or with spring heels, all sizes. Worth $1.50. Now. —Ladies’ Fine Kid But- tom Shoes, all sizes and styles. Made to sell for ‘$2 and $2.50. Now.. —Ladies’ Fine Dongola Button Shoes, with patent leather tip or im “‘com- mon sense.” Never sold o for less than $3. Now.. —Men's Lace Shoes, all sizes. Worth $2. —Men’s Congress, various = styles. Worth $2. Now. —Men’s Fine Lace and Congress Shoes, in all toes and sizes. Worth $2.50. NOW.......eee0e —Thomas G. Plant's Fine French ‘Shoes for ladies. Famous Kia Button everywhere. Never sold for less than $3.50. Now. —Men’s Patent Leather Lace, im opera toe and SORE, Washington Shoe Emporium, 310-312 Tth St For 1893-904 At Less Than Usual Prices. THE 1898-'94 STYLES ARE NOW FULLY DEVELOPED, AND NOTHING WILL BE ADDED TO THIS SEA- SON'S COLLECTION. BELOW ARE DETAILS OF THE THREE LEADING STYLES OFFERED BY THE NEW PALAIS ROYAL AT LESS THAN PREVAILING PRICES BECAUSE OF PLACING LARGE ORDERS WITH THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS AND PASSING THEM ON TO YOU AT THE SMALL ADVANCE ONLY POSSIBLE WITH A CASH BUSINESS. BLS snsteaa of $20 tor the engiisn Beaver ! $9.75 instead of $15 for the Tailor-made Bea- Coats—the latest tight-fitting skirt jackets. 38 | ver Jackets, 36 inches long. Umbrella back, large inches long. Seal fur edge ahd elaborately braided. | sleeves, Worth collar and cape. Seal fur trimming. SATURDAY BEING CHILDREN’S DAY, A SPECIAL DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED TOMORROW — ONE- TENTH OFF THE PRICE MARK “PALAIS FOR BOYS ARE SHOES AT $1.49 WORTH $2. 138.98 Instead of $12 for choice of the Single and Double-breasted English Reaver Jackets, 32 inches long. Umbrella back, Worth collar and cape. ON MISSES’ GARMENTS YOU SELECT. ROYAL” KID GLOVES. ===Tried on at our risk. Saturday’s Special Sale Prices. M EN’S $1 English Dogskin Gloves for 85c. A pair fitted to the hand will illustrate the perfection Laps: $1.50 Glace Kid Gloves for $1.29. Tried on as carefully as if regular price was asked. Please call during the morning, when more time ean be devoted to you. Muses $1 Kid Gloves for Se pair. 4-button French Kid and 5-hook Foster Kid Gloves to select expert who bas fitted the first pair of Kid Gloves to hundreds of young misses. by of fit. If convenient . from. Tried on For dainty fingers see [irs. Smith in Manicure Parlor. Saturday’s Hosiery Sale. Se for choice of 3,000 boxes containing three pairs of Sc quality Hose. This Presents an op- Portunity for Indes to secure Black Hose or gen- tlemen to secure Black or English Tan Socks at lowest price on record. We had to buy 3,000 boxes to secure the price reduction. Though 50c quality, We can and will retail them at $1 per box—75e is positively for tomorrow only. Saturday’s Special Sale of Corsets. Saturday’s Veil Sale. ‘2%c yard for choice of a edmbination lot of Dos- ted Veils, reduced from 35c, 40¢ and 68¢ yard. 15e, for the 22e Cut Veils and 10c for the 15¢ and 17e Veils. 98e for the $1.68 and $1.98 Extreme Novelty Vells, with white and black velvet and ribbon bor- ders. 5c for the @8c Bordered Made Mourning Vells. Saturday’s Millinery Sale. 48e to $1.50 for Children’s and Misses’ Hats worth up to $2.25. To choose from are best quali- ties in latest styles of Infauta, Tam O'Shanter, Yacht, Mortar Board, Turkish Fer, etc. For misses and ladies are Felt and Velvet Trim- med Sailors in black, brown and navy, reduced from 98e to 50c each. | For Ladies’ Millinery see elsewhere in these col- umns. | The Palais Royal's five specialties are such good values at regular prices that even temporary reduced prices would seem unnecessary -We are aiming to make new champions for these famous Corsets, bat well pleased to ‘supply regular patrons, who will please not ask for more than one pair. AQc pair tor tne Te “Palais Royal" Shape-retaining Coutil Corsets. Long waist. Good bone. 62 c pair tor the $1 Couttt Corsets, in white, black and drab. Short, long and medium waists. ~ | DSc pair tor the $1.50 “A Ie P. D. Corsets—modeled after the $2.25 “P. D."" French Corsets. B1.39 pair tor the $1.75 “A tn Venus” Corsets—modeled after the $8.50 “C. P."" Fzench Corsets. $3.98 Pair for the $5.50 “Marie Antoinette’? Corsets—modeled after the $15 “Fasso” Gy Every convenience for your comfort in this third Moor department of the mew Palais Royal. Warm Underwear. C for Men's “Health” Underwear, with fleeced GMiicing, tor Men's Moglish Derby: Rinbed Siete and Drawers, for Natural Wool Underwear, all of which are actually worth $1 apiece. QQC for the Ladies’ Winter Merino Vests and 3 Pants with silk facings and stitching. 39¢ for the Heavy Ribbed Underwear, the Pants with im- proved French bands. All sides in both lots. Ac- taally worth 50¢. Xo Yor the Ladies’ Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants. G9 waite end natural. Actually worth $1- C for the Combination Suits of white and nata- QSrai woot. ‘The slight admixture of cotton pre- vents shrinking. while not impairing the health- reserving qualities. A: y. worth $1.50. Deyper cent of marked prices of Phyllis Under- LO Rear "Tuongh adjadged superior to all other makes, the marked prices are less. Over $10,000 worth of this Underwear to select from. Combina- tion Suits of Egyptian varn are up to $3.50. Wool Suits up to $5.75. Silk Suits up to $12.’ Wool Tights are up to $ Silk Tights are up to $7. Capes and Jackets. the Black Cloth Capes, 32 inches 9.75 tong! Worth volar, real'seal fur edg- ing. Actually worth $15. tuyported English Kersey Coats, $25 ites anieh” Freaklia front, umbrella skirt, for trimmed. Actually worth $3 = for the Black and Navy Tight-fitting Jn: SLE coke: English Kersey, 34 inches long, handsomely braided, umbrella skirt. Actually “4 = Rie for the Seal Plush Capes, 30 inches long, Worth coll: fur trimmed, satin lined and otherwi like the real ‘seal te. Actually, w and ) Sy gg ie , marten finished h $30. wviot Reefer Jackets, 320 inch om ee collar, I high sleeves, ete, Actually wort 4 (yin the Bick Thich Jocketss jet and 250 ii trimmings, silk ined. fae shule (00 Imported garment. ' Actually wor! % rei Mor : ‘Tight-fitting Jack- long, umbrella” skirt. Actually worth $12.50. 339 for the Hudson Bay Mink Fur Col- $2.98 iretves, wit improved cellulold heads. Actually worth $4.50. bes Boys’ Clothing. for chalice of eight styles of $6 and BA98 Miso tie Gveronte stan Sto 8 years...... $4.98 for choice of $6. Ulsters to but- ton to the shoe tops; sizes 10 15 years ; $4.98 for Reefers in sizes 3 to 15 years— hi are Included, making a variety to suit every r and son......Last but not least are the . in sizes 4 to 14 years. Styles for ven styles of $6.50 and r e Overcoats in English styles; sizes 10 to 14 years. Table Linen. > yd. for 64-inch Warranted All-linen Table AQ Sarat tine and heavy bleached Jrish Table Damask. Actually worth 65¢ ¥; a QC ya. for ft-inch Heavy Bleached Double GB 2hadtar chatty wort Toe yard. Varrented All-linen Irish 4 ually worth 75ce dozen. 7 HC, dowen for 5-8 Heavy German Damask Nap- Okins. Actually worth $1 dozen. Curtains. 1, GO 28,28 Lace Curtains, fac similos, of . expensive Brussels lace, the very latest 60 8 Wide, 313 yards long. Actually tue! worth $2.25 pair. BH.75 wat for Feist Point Lace Curtaing that 62) are as durable as beautiful. Actually worth $6.98 pair. 2 Ds var tor Chenille Curtains, dado top -29 “and bottom, deep fringe. Actually worth $2.50 pair. BAGS par, for Oriental chenttte Curtains, 50 ft Pao spe Wide, rich colors, ee i figns of dado top and bottom. Actually wor 36:50 @ pair. Millinery. for choice of nearly a half hundred 82.00 Trimmed Hats. Not one actually worth less than $5. ‘© for choice of French Felt Hats, in all the Lodi shapes. Actually worth $1.25 to $1.75 each. ‘ | Point d'Irclande edges, 7 to 9 Handkerchiefs. THE MOST IMPORTA: HANDKERCHIEFS FOR YEARS. IT IS THE OUTCOME OF OUR DETERMINATION ALWAYS SHARE THE BENEFITS OF FORTU: ATE PURCHASES WITH OUR PATRONS. Zing denen Ladies, Handkerchiefs have ‘been sc- L ° ’ cured, enabling thelr sale at_such ridiculously low d Sh ik atte es| Ladies’ Shoes, ¢ anpouncement. without appearing to. exag- = gerate. It is ouly left him to tell the stranee S4.95 (or, test Londou-stste Patent Leather truth and request you not to dou » Kam a seen. Some Woarn 50c. To &1, For 13c, Eacu. About 90 Linen Handkerehiets, brotdered borders. 'T! near elevator. with scalloped and tomer-——4 f Some Wonrr 25c. To 50c, For 13c. Eacu. * About They look lke all Mnen and e Th e¥_are not all linen and are machine embroider: | nally worth from 25¢ to 50c | ed. They are act each, but look worth much more, ask for more than four Soe. SOME c. KLAcu. About 100 dozen of these dkerchiefs, with hemstitched and embroldered ers, 3 for 50c, but not more than three to each custumer. Some Worrn 50c. To 75c. For 18¢. E SACH. About 90 dozen of these Beautifal Handker- chiefs, That they is more often because the deceived than bec 3 for, Soe, and pl for more ‘than thr Reliable Silks. 29. yard for Crepe de Chene, in white, creat, pink, light blue, oll rose, black, yellow, orange, nile, pistache green, lavender, Actual worth 50¢ merchant we he Intentionally deceives, se remember others—don’t ask yard. 29c yard for Black Japanese Silks that are acta- | 16: iy > ard: | © for 40-inch Rive Denam Table Covers, SI 39 Se yard. | stamped. “Actually worth Toe oe npg aka rd for itaporters’ combination tot of | J 5,. Faney Silks for street and evening wear, Actually | 1°? for Denam Sofa Pillows, stamped. Actu- Worth $1.65, $1.75, $1.89 and $1.98 a yf aly worth 28e. Wool Fabrics. 485 yard for choice of combination of All-wool | Dress Goods. in the lot are the famous 52- inch English Suitings in navy, garnet, green, black and mixtures of grays and browns. GOL TATE fer choice of « DO Fabrics actually we exclusive novelties in. Fi Whipcords, Illuminated » rette effects. 31 yard. y Epingalines, Fancy Canvas and Bou- rges, LOR emt om the marked prices of one-of-a-kind ress Patterns in rare and beautiful designs | gold to and colorings. ‘The marked prices are actually 10 per cent less than prevailing for this year's novel- tes. GQC fad, for Prtestiey's Black Winter Fabries, Pactually worth $1 yard. Besides the Plain Serges, Henriettas and Whipcords are fancies in latest styles. Choice Laces. 42 fe retailed from $1.35 to $1 per yard. Among nd top ai inches wide. | site, tural ee haere 48e s, ¢ Cream Sik Oriental Laces, 4 to Ulver {rfmmed natural wood handles. 6 es Never before sold at less than $1 | $2. ‘ Ss 1 yard. o4 4S tor tadies’ sackintostes, in imitation 4Oc sara tor Black Sik Chantilly Laces, 9 to| 2 WHR Reston syle ange: < Ae 15 inches wide, none of whi ate actually worth less than GSe yard. Oc yard for All-tinen and Hand-made Torchon Laces, 14 to 4 inches wide. 15e a'yard. Confectionery. 0 fe 3? OF chocolate, with whipped cream and salted wafers, to refresh tired shoj Delicious Ice Cream Soda. “Peanut Brittle,” new taffy, will attract many to the basement at 19c. instead of 25c. pound. T SPECIAL SALE OF SOLELY ibt Wotil you have dozen of these Warranted AI Pure om. hese will be on bargain table In order to create a fair distribu- tion not more a four will be sold to each cus- for Be. 80 dozen of these Swiss Handkerchiefs. and embroidered, —4 for We. roe 50c. To $1, For rranted Pure Linen are sometimes sold for linen is himseif mbination lot of Novelty | Included are and G8c. yard for Laces that hate hereto- ite ecru | SB 1.98 tor radios Warranted Umbretia: Actually worth up to French Corsets. Silk Windsors. 18. for choice of 100 dozen Silk Scarfs, im latest colors, in plain stiades, strij and 3 Boe. “Actually worth 250 cack.) "4 Plaids. 3 for Bluchers, — Equal shoes. Actually worth $7 pair. 85. QS {er the new London-style Patent Leather 270) Walking Shoes with large buttons. Act- ually worth $7.50 a pair. $2.97 Wr Bx styles of Shoes, which include ae the very latest. Actually worth $8.50 $2.47 forsatin mes pee in all colors. Actual- Kid Gloves. 67. pair for Suede or Undressed custom - made Kid Mousque- {aires ia bi ; browns, modes, red, ender, pearl, erfect’ fitting. sizes. Actually worth $1.2 a eee Shopping Bags. 2 Or $2.25 for best Leather Bags, in the new ac- See Silk tops and strings. Actually ate | $1.98 for Grain Leather Rags, with two out- side eo Actuall, partments, each with silver safety catch. worth $2.25. gf eae Coa oft Superior Bags that do, not look yet hold much. Outs ket 7 With catch," Actually Worth $1.50.) P&MCt bool 4 OC tor Leather Rags, in the tern. f new basket pat- Fast black cloth tops. Actuaily worth $1. <7 for Real Leather Bags, with outside pocket Pinamented with silver fleur-de-lis. Actually worth 19 *7C for Leather Bags, with cloth t sold at 3c. “Actuaily worth 25e. rei Art Department. 4 for Duck Center Pieces, 18x18 inches, new tinted designs. Actually worth 25c. 36.6 ana a9 per dozen skeins of Rope Linen, in all the art shades. Actually worth 43¢ dozen. ry Dept. — Re | 25c pound for Real Irish Linen Paper. | worth 35e. 'Statione wi ys 125 e tor _artisticany Cloth-bound Books, with Th famous authors. Actually e world’s er volume. j Worth . + Edna Lyall’s Complete Works, in i cit e bindings. Actual worth of the six volumes is $2. CF Satin-covercd Boxes given with Card v= ing orders received this week. a Umbrellas, &c. \98c « Ladies’ ral Gloria Umbrellas, wood handles. Actually ith latest orth $1.25, | D8c tor $1.68 ¥ flounce, French yoke. ry 63: tor $1.00 austin Gowns, cluster tucked yoke, 2 insertions of embroidery, high and surplice necks. 3.98 tor are Antoinet real whalebone. ton Cloth Skirts, 7-inch shirred out ladies—the k Italian cloth | 49 6 tor our 5e Coustt Corsets, all sizes. THE NEW PALAIS ROYAL, Corner G Asp Exevesta Srarera A. Lisyer, Prorsietor, ATURDAY is an important im the family—and with us.— Tomorrow will be unusually so. —-The first touch of winter will bring you and the Boys and Children to the “house of plenty” for the warm provid- ings.——Every other plan and intention must be put aside until the youngsters get thelr OVERCOATS—or ULSTERS—or REEFERS —— whichever your judgment Prompts you to select. Our immense variety must hold an at- traction for you. In these days of multiplicity of you are not content to make your choice from an abridged assortment.—— You want to see all there is to be seen.——Where else cam you go and stand before every desirable creation under the sun? 7 styles Ours ins’t the faint flavor of a stock—— but a concentration of the most de- pendable qualities——in = complete line of sizes. We know what is expected of leaders. QUALITY —first—QUANTITY next —and the LOWEST PRICE withal. Tomorrow you will se us at our best——A number of belated lots have Joined the multitude already bere. Every look you take elsewhere wall only rivet your favor to us the closer.—— The largest crowd cannot exceed our preparations—of clerks and clothes — You can catch the spirit of the store from this “bird's-eye. view.” Ulsters. Just to show you how the prices run-—In each ot these grades we've got dozens of styles: Tot 3875 BLUE MIXED CHEVIOT ULSTER, cut long, lined with cassimere— big ear-covering olla: —-Sizes—5 to 12 FOMNB...ooecesee $5.00 Lot 6924-GRAY -MELTON |" ULSTERS, with famey —cassimere lining. —Sizes—5 to 12 JeaPB.... ees eee ra $6.00 Lot 49%6—-MOTTLED CHEVIOT ULSTERS, cassimere lining. ——_Skes—6 to 13 years... =. $7.00 Lot, 1120-IRISH FRIEZE ULSTERS, cas- simere Lot 1582-BROWN PLAID FRIEZE STERS—with fancy cassimere Sizes—5 to 14 Fears. Lot _2285—GENUINE ENGLISH ULSTERS—plain cassimere living. lined.———Sizes—5 to 14. years. $8.50 Le lining. PLAID 5 to 12 cewek $12.00 lot 2765—BLACK and GRAY IRISH FRIEZE ULSTERS——cassimere — lining.—— Bizes—14 to 19 years. -$15.00 Lot 2493-—BLUE KERSEY ULSTERS, with fur collar and cuffs and fancy cassi- mere lining.——Sizes—6 Sack Overcoats. Single and Doubie-breasted——medium and extra-long = cut, = with = full’ back._—_a hint of what your money can buy: Tot 4731—BROWN KERSEY OVERCOATS, plaid lining and velvet collar.———Sizes— 4 to 5.00 ERE to 19 years... $6. Let 6750—GRAY OVERCOATS—— plaid = casstmere 2 years... = tissscks SED Lot 6754—-BLUB MIXED MELTON OVER- COATS——cassimeré Iined.---—-Sizes_ 14 cassimere vet collar.———Sizes—13 to 19 years... Lot 2682—DOUBLE-BREASTED BLUE KERSEY OVERCOATS— fall back, cassimere lined.- lining, silk sleeve linings, vel- $10.00 BLACK and cut BLUE KERSEY OVERCOATS—-satin sleeve | linings. ——Sizes—14 to 19 years... .$15.00 Lot 12962—DOUBLE-BREASTED BLUE KER- SEY OVERCOATS——plaid bedy lining, silk yoke and silk sleeve Iinings.———Sizes— is Enough Einds and sizes to and please every boy im town.—See bow the quality is crowded fto each grade: Lot 4000-BLUE CHINCHILLA REEFERS— cassimere Hined.———Sizes—4 to 12 years. .$3.50 Lot 24357—BLUE *CHINCHILLA— wi simere lining.-——Stzes—4 to 12 years... [ot 1492—BLUE CHINCHILLA REEFERS bound with wide braid, lined with fancy \ cassimere, velvet collar.———Sizes-4 to 12 years. ‘ Lot S77-BLUE PILOT CLOTH limed.——- Sizes 2 ERS, cassimere years Lot cassimere lined, collar.——Sizes—5 to 13 Lot 2097—BLUE CHINCHILLA EFERS, eassimere lining, satin sleeve lining and velvet collar.——Sizes—5 to 15 years. .$9.00 Lot 5875—Bilue Pilot Cloth Reefer, plain lining and silk sleeve linings. Sizes—5, ee ares . Lot 5876 — BLUE CHINCHILLA ERS, silk serge lining, satin sleeve lin- ings and velvet —collar.—--Stzes—5 to BB YOMB so spewiines suesescvosteseensnod $12.00 Lot 24 BLUE FRENCH CLOTH REEFERS, with fur collar and cuffs—fur tabs and silk frogs—satin 5 to 10 years Uned. A singling out of a few styles—to show you the exceptional valu@ we offer in every grade. Lot 534—Blue and Black Mixed Cheviot Lape: Coats, with ulster pockets. ——s) 4 to 10) years Lot S18—GRAY STRIPED COATS—with — detacha! ny pockets. ——Sizes—4 -. $8.00 158— » CASSIMERE E COATS, with stylish: novelty. STED COATS. E-BR CAPE wide cape years...... 2201—BLACK, SEY CAPE Mack braid and sleeves. ‘BLT long collar, Sizes 6 ° 200 Full and _ com; FUR- NISHINGS—UCaderw Night rts—Collare a Waists ‘kwear- Woolen vem tee. want Boys “ron” Cinds. ant find su a JUVENILE HAT We've got. ——Even if we are we ae” best. AKS AND COMPAN Cnly Complete Outftte:s in Town. 7TH et FA AVE. to 10 years. .$18.00 | McKnew’s Daily Letter. Unable To Wait Upon All Yesterday, —and if you were one of them it will pay you to return again tomorrow—early in the forenoon, for you will them secure a@ “stylish” Coat at a low price, and at the same time find out why it is we are eo crowded and #0 basy. Awfully “stylish” and “stunning” Far- trimmed and Braid-trimmed Coats at exeep- ‘Uoually low prices—lower than elsewhere. Children’s Coats & Cloaks. Eight racks are loaded with the best New York manufacturers’ “leading” styles in Children’s and Misses’ Conte, Reefers and Long Cloaks, Attractive and becoming “Novelty” Coats and Cloaks in fancy mixtures, $6 up—ae- cording to size, $1 Gloves for 61c. 100 dozen Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves in tans, browns and grays. Regular value, Here Tomorrow 6ic. Pr. $1.25 Gloves at83c. * 50 dozen Ladies’ Piquesewn English Walking Gloves, in reddish tans and browns. Regular $1.50 value. Here Tomorrow 83c. Pr. Children’s Fleece-lined Fur-top Kid Gloves. Only 58. pair. Children's Heavy English Wool Gleves, 2e. pair. Ribbons One-third Off. A lot of Fine All-sitk Satin, Satin ané Gros Grain and Moire Silk Ribbons, and 3% inches wide. Ail shades, Cheap at 20 and Choice 15c. Yd Fancy Work Ribbons tm all widths from % to 5 iwebes, im all the art shades. W. H.McKnew ‘Cloaks, Suits and Furnishings, 933 Pa. Ave. a W. B. MOSES & SOXS, na Furnitare, Carpets, Upholstery, &c.. Parlor. = | 7H AND F STS XW Save Money In Furniture By buying from us. It'll take bat @ nunute, a little description and a state- ment of fact to prove that we have no local competition, so far as the prices and qualities of our goods are concerned. See these g Panton Scrres. Yesterday we received 50 Parlor Suites, all bought way below market price, Which you know is ow at its lowest. Here's what ft all means to you:— 6-Pisce Scrre. $59. Covered in silk brocatelle, highly polts® ed frames, neatly carved. 7A saving to you of $26, as com pared with the rest of our stock, or with the lowest prices of ethers. 6-Piece Surre_$54. Covered in brocatelle or silk tapestry, highly potisbed frames, meatly carved. C7 A saving of $25. | 6-Prece Serre $42.25. Covered in brocatelle, mahogany @nish, neatly carved. GFA saving of $17.75. 5-Pirce Svrre__$26.75. Covered fm silk tapestry, frames of oak or imitation mahogany, eon. structed, handsomely 45.30. [76 months ago we could have sold these chairs at $1 each faster than the factory could produce them. W. B. MOSES & SONS, Largest Exclusively Retail Furniture, Carpet, Up boistery, Drapery and Wall Paper Heuse io America. x Ll Axp F Ss N. W. Chocolates Lead Sales increase every week. Call tomorrow, end F ste. HEETZ, t et nots SHEETZ: a7 One of Many Things ‘That every one wamts to be the best ts thir PHOTOGRAPHS. If you're not photographed often you want your pictures the best. if you are photographed often you want them the best. You'll get what you wast bere. Our Mitenesses are excellent —our Saist the finest-our prices moderate. C7 All tickets issued by me WIM be honored this month whether out of date or not. RICE, Tue Puorocnsres 1217-19-25 Prxxa Ave soit Fixing Up for winter is probably receiy- deal of attention mow. A add greath to the beauty of 2 room apd be as usefal as it ts ormamen- tal. Gor $3.00 BRASS LAMPS, with onyx bases, are cheap and bandsome. all and look them over. All kinds of LAMPS at equally low prices. | S.S az Survv & Bao. 432 Oru Sz,